Lolin TFT 2.4" Touch Shield~
Features~
This Lolin TFT has a 2.4" touchscreen with XPT2046 resistive touch controller. There are 3 ways to connect an ESP32:
- Plug a compatible ESP32 onto the female headers on the back
- Attach a LOLIN D32 Pro V2.0 using the 10-pin TFT connector and cable
- Solder headers onto the bottom pinholes for pluging into a breadboard or jumper cables for any other ESP32
Pros | Cons |
---|---|
Plug-and-play | Resistive touchscreen |
Limited soldering required | Availability |
Choice of several ESP32 MCUs | |
Price |
Compatible ESP32 dev boards~
The Lolin TFT 2.4" headers are plug-and-play compatible with these development boards, no need to use any jumper cables:
Model | Minimal | Better | Best |
---|---|---|---|
SKU | D1 Mini ESP32 | TTGO T7 V1.5 Mini32 | Lolin D32 Pro V2.0 |
MCU | ESP32-WROOM | ESP32-WROVER | ESP32-WROVER |
Flash | 4 MB | 4 or 16 MB | 4 or 16 MB |
PSram | No | 8 MB | 8 MB |
Connection | Two 1x8 Pinheaders² | Two 1x8 Pinheaders² | 10-pin TFT cable (optional) |
SD Card | no | no | yes |
Battery charging | no | yes | yes |
USB Chip | CH9102F | CH340C | |
Screen dimming | yes | yes | yes |
Buy | Buy | Buy |
Warning
The D1 Mini ESP32 board may suffer from brown-out reboots if not powered adequately.
Note
(²) Because the board is developed for the D1-mini, you must only solder a row of 1x8 male pins to pads TXD-5V
and RST-3V3
each.
Product Video~
Backlight Control~
To use PWM dimming on the Lolin TFT 2.4" you must bridge the center TFT-LED pin to the D1 solder pad next to it. This pin is configured by default in the firmware.
Warning
Do not use D3 for backlight control because it is already in use for touch! Do not use D4 for backlight control because it is already in use for PSram on the ESP32-WROVER. The D1-mini has D4 connected to the on-board LED and boot fails if pulled LOW.